Armenia’s government announced the preference on 10 November 2026, saying it allows qualifying Armenian-origin goods to enter the British market without customs duty.
The UK has established preferential trade treatment allowing some Armenian-origin goods to enter the British market with zero customs duty, Armenia’s government said. Civic.am carried the government’s announcement on 10 November 2026.
Civic.am’s report does not specify which products qualify or when the preference takes effect. Those details determine which shipments can use the zero-duty treatment.
Armenia and the UK established a strategic partnership on 26 August 2025, a joint communiqué published by Armenia’s Foreign Ministry said. The countries also expressed their intention to deepen business ties and promote economic growth through cooperation, including support for Armenia’s economic development, reforms and diversification.
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